Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-12

sbspeiand know exactly what k wanted bef6re ihe Legislature IS appealed to. The Ieyi-isuv5 end Of the natter. thus far. has been conducted with great secrecy.
 WAsurNarox. March Mrs Beck, wife, O. Senator Beck. died ID this city this evening.
 HARTFORD. C,nu., March 7.-Iuiorma- tion has been received by relatives m this city of the death, yesterday Of Com modore E P. Lu l, ut the United Stetes Navy ct PeGsacola Naval Station.
 DETROIT. March Mrs. Ruth Ii. Harmon. 75 years of nge. mother of Mrs. Folsom and grandmother [, Mrs. Grow er Cleveland. died st Jack,Cn. Mich. at To o'clock this morning. Mrs. Fol som was with her for some time previ- GUS to her death, and the president and Mrs. Cleveland ure expected 10 attend inc funeral. Mrs Harmon will be buried st Batavis. \. '.
 PoKr CosrA. March 7.-The Western Union Telegraph Company successfully lgld their new cable between here and Renicia to-day, under the direction Ot Mr. Davis. Superintendent of Telegraph Construction. TEis cable completes the copper wire construction between San Francisco and Cmcago by the Western Upior. which is the first one ever con structei across the continent. The new wire will be worked by the Wheatstone Automatic system.
 BENSON, March 7-L. II. HsV kins, the attorney of the TOPOlObsmpo Colony, with his family. Mr. Eaton, one of the directors, with his family, snd MT. Inr- ner arrived here this tVenlng Jus; from | Topolob.mpo. They all unite IT. saying | that every statement made by Oven about the country and hartor IS falsc; ! tLa. lands cannot be irrigated for less 1 than s4OO 900; that smsllPOI prevails ! there At all seasons Of the year, and that many colonists have died from it. NIT. | Hawkins lest his oldest boy frOu that | disease. 4 patient who q .ed there Tom ! ernsIlpox was thrown tO the sharks, and | bis parents were not notified Of hIs dea'h ! tlll the following day. POIsonous in- sects and reptiles abound. and the ln- | hAbItants of that portion of Sinaloa ell | say that even CD Indian cannot live at | TOpolobampo during SIX months of the | yeaE. The eOlonists have no shelter but | teuts. and the hospital IS made "t mud. 1 The climate ss very unhealthy at the | bay snd the heat intense. often register ing loo degrees during the month of
 February.
 NEW YORK. March 9-The Time contains statement that the control of the Baltimore S ohio railroad had changed hands, which appears 10 be su- thentIc. IL has created cessation here.
 The city as corporation Is largely in-
 tefested in tbe Baltimore * Ohio anl there are private interests which are or posed to the control of the road 1 going out Of Baltimore hands. The
 Baltimore X Ohio road hgs beeu looked
 upon ss n Baltimore enterprise, and
 while Garrett has preserved retlcence
 as to everything that has been rumored.
 there are many who fear that there is
 truth in the statement published, There
 k convection here that II the road
 shall pass into other hands, the express
 and telegraph system wIll go with it. BosroS, March g.-Wm. c. Hickman,
 originally of Philadelphia, but lately of
 Boston, hBs joined the American colony
 in Canada, he having, it is alleged, swim
 dlei number Oi broker capitalists out Of between S3O,0O0 and S40,0OO. Hick-
 man claimed to have a formula for
 manufacturing an article he called su-
 garine, out of common starch. SugarIne
 was to take the place of ordinary sugar,
 Co which 1t was equal it ID all respect
 According to Hickmau's stOry sugsrinp
 could be made for s,. per pound ana
 sold readily for J q. Several capitall,ts
 became interested and furnished con 1 siderable sums of money which, it lS ! said. Hickman converted tO bis own use.
 When he found be could no longer
 blirdfold his dupes he left the city for
 Montreal, where be now Is. Hickman
 is said to be very well connected ID
 Philadelphia.
 NEW YORK. March 9-The arrange
 nnents for the funeral of the lsie Henry
 Ward Beecher are not yet completed,
 but 1t has been decided that it should
 be a public one. The services Rt the
 house will be of R strictly privste
 nature. in compliance with the wish of
 the family. The services will be con
 duc,ed at the house by Dr C. H. Hall.
 of the Church of Trinity, an old friend
 ot ;he iamOu~ preacher, and none but
 the family will be admitted to the ser
 vlces. which will be of the simplest
 nature. The body will be escorted tO
 Plymouth Church at the close Cf the
 family s-rvics-. by the Thirteenth Rsgi-
 ment of Brooklyn, o' which Beech was
 the chaplain. The regiment will then
 pEss the body, which will he laid in 'r 'n'
 of the platform. The regim nt vii! then
 be dismissed and will leave Clmran, G.
 which is known as PlvmuCth Company.
 and is composed chiefly oi members of
 Beecher's congregation, to remain on
 guard while the briy is laid in s'ate in
 the Church. The Church will remain
 open all day Thursday and Friday. sud
 the members of the congrscatiou wiii
 have the privilege of passing before the
 body. On Friday the Church vail te
 thrown open to the public This coarse has been rendered necessary in caase- quenre of the extent of the circle o' friends and admirers oi the decessed. CHICAGo. March 9-The Tines Jer-
 sey City special says: "A sensation has been cIused @. Sssb1ighi, \. J., by the Methodist minister, Rev. Mr. Lsse, ID publicly reading Mrs. lja Terry sud
 Mrs. GeOrgie Phillips out of the chur. h for dancing. When the notice vgs read from the pulpit many Cf the c0ngreRs- tion exhibited signs of indignlti"n aud | left the church si once. Iha lsd ss aye Or ly brides yi 0 mouth. aLd ,hs alleged oiT-uss was committed tao weeks before | tAc4E uAhIElhkts LuL At> N-Af .--a HUN
 been found out by the preacher. The ! affair has created much moderation and msly talk Of forcing tue Farsou tO re- sign. It is all, gd tLat he Ass sl-c | talked Of expel ing Clinton E FI-kP, the millionaire, Hn r-c u,ly the prl Intuition | candidate ios governor, ou Ggcru1t Ut l his owning a part IH,er,-- Ia a hotel ! where liquors were sold, hu. Le j-sistej | through fear oi iEe .cr- o. iI Ec's mos etary support Co the c-urcL.'
 BALTIMORE, M.rrL 9-isslert Garrett. ' president ci the BLIn1re aai Ohio | Railway. was seen to-ily bat lad no.i- | Ing tO say ID TeRarl Co the reported ur- ! rut g-msut for the transfer O; the con | tIol Ot that road tO the sy ndicale repre- ' sentIng The kicEn.onI Tegmiug! and 1 O.her companies.
 NEW YORK, March S.-The answer of John B.gelow, Andrew H. Green and ! George VI. Smith, ss executors under | the VIII of tGs la'e Samuel J. TI!der. | t. complaint Cf George II. Tildsu, who ! contests the zlll on ;Le gre uHd illeg4i!ty. | has been filed in the supreme cour.. l.